The Unknown Terrorist

The Unknown Terrorist

by RichardFlanagan (Author)

Synopsis

Gina Davies is a 26-year-old dancer in Sydney. She's a flawed woman - racist and obsessed with money - who finds her life suddenly destroyed by the things she has until that moment believed in most firmly. When she has a one-night stand with a man suspected of plotting to plant bombs, Gina finds that she, too, is a wanted person who must endure trial by an increasingly hysterical media, as every truth of her life is turned into a lie...

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 325
Edition: New edition
Publisher: Atlantic Books
Published: 12 Apr 2007

ISBN 10: 1843545985
ISBN 13: 9781843545989

Media Reviews
'A masterpiece.' The Times 'The writing is miraculous: multi-layered, poetic and unlike anyone else's.' George Melly, Books of the Year, Sunday Telegraph 'Ferocious in its anger, grotesque, funny, violent, startlingly beautiful and, above all, heartbreakingly sad... I urge you to read it.' Observer 'A vivid, voluptuous, exhilarating writer.' Sunday Telegraph 'Hugely original... passages burn with the intense pleasure of story-making, of the abandon that comes from a seething of ideas and their joyful mutation into words.' Guardian
Author Bio
Richard Flanagan was born in Tasmania in 1961. His previous novels, Death of a River Guide (Atlantic) and The Sound of One Hand Clapping (Picador) were both published to international acclaim. His third novel, Gould's Book of Fish (Atlantic), won the Commonwealth Writers Prize 2002.